It's no secret that asking Siri certain phrases will prompt it to answer in a humorous or candid way. There is a new phrase to ask your iPhone, however, that's circulating the internet but what would actually happen if you utter it?

Some are claiming that saying “Hey Siri, 108” will elicit an interesting response from your phone assistant but that’s not actually the case. Dialing 108 in India is the equivalent to dialing 911 in the United States.

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So, by requesting those numbers to Siri, it will dial 911 emergency services.

The method was brought to light by the Kenton County Police Department in Kentucky on its Facebook page.

A picture showing a screen grab from a cellphone that requested the phrase also showed a message that said, “Emergency Call” with the subtitle “in 5 seconds.” So, it appears that there is little room to decline making the call.

But unless you need a quick or discreet way to dial 911 without using your hands, do not utter this message to Siri.